Sweat: all the best tips for sweat bubbles in babies

With the summer comes sweat, the worry of many mothers struggling with small children who sweat and whose skin vents with rashes and blisters

Don't store avocado like this: it's dangerous

With the summer comes also the Sudamina, worry of many mothers struggling with small children who sweat a lot and whose skin vents with erythema and boils. This is nothing serious but to quickly solve the problem and alleviate the annoyances of the little ones it is good to know and keep at hand the most effective natural remedies for sweat blisters.

With the heat, and perhaps thanks to the sand, the clothes and disposable diapers, the little ones often suffer from what is known as sudamina, or ua reaction of the skin to sweat which leads to the appearance of bubbles in one or more areas of the body. Generally the skin rash occurs in the points where you sweat the most: armpits, neck, back and obviously in the diaper area.

Sometimes, due to this problem, real ones are created erythema that can be kept at bay or better still avoided with some simple tricks or natural remedies. The first is certainly that of avoid disposable diapers as much as possible which do not let the skin transpire and create an exaggerated overheating in the genital area.

It is often mistakenly believed that washable nappies are heavier and warmer than classic disposables and therefore make you sweat more. Actually an eexperiment carried out by BabyCenter.com proved exactly the opposite. Some experts of the well-known American community dedicated to the life of mothers and children wanted to measure for a few consecutive days, during the summer period (with 30-35 ° external), the temperature inside different types of diapers.

Curious to know the results? Do you know at what temperatures your children's private parts in traditional diapers and washable clothes are in the summer? Take a look at this table:

Sweat: all the best tips for sweat bubbles in babies

Photo: ohmama.com

But let's get to the remedies to avoid the appearance of sudamine or to treat it:

Index

Washable nappies

As you may have understood, it is much better to use washable nappies as much as possible than they are more breathable, made with materials that do not irritate the private parts and, even if apparently it does not seem, fresher. If you can, then, also make sure to keep the babies for some time without any type of diaper.

Read also: 10 EXCUSES NOT TO USE WASHABLE DIAPERS

Frequent baths

A lukewarm bath but also more than one during the day they help keep the baby's skin fresher by blowing away the sweat which instead stagnating on the skin or clothes can give life to annoying skin rashes.

Read also: 10 PRODUCTS FOR CHILDREN WITH A GOOD INCI

Rice starch and corn starch

Certainly the best natural remedy for sudamine is rice starch or corn starch. You can add 1 or 2 tablespoons of these substances from the power anti-inflammatory and soothing in the bath water.

Sodium bicarbonate

Another simple ingredient that we all have around the house can help with sudamine. It's about baking soda also to be used for baths with warm water.

Cotton clothes

Always but especially in summer, children should be dressed in cotton or in any case of light clothing that allows transpiration. It is also important not to cover babies or children excessively to prevent them from sweating too much and to ensure that the environments in which they are found are always well ventilated.

Mother tincture of calendula

Calendula is also a suitable remedy for sudamine. Yes they can dilute 10-15 drops of mother tincture in half a glass of water and use the solution to dab the areas affected by the skin rash using a cotton swab.

Read also: MOTHER DYE OF CALENDULA: PROPERTIES, USES AND WHERE TO FIND IT

We also remind you that hydration in the summer is essential, make sure children drink a lot. If the blisters are suspicious (for example they are full of water) or do not improve in a short time it is always good to show them to the pediatrician to avoid the risk that it is actually an exanthematic disease.

On the sudamina you might also be interested in: